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Old 11th October 2003, 20:30   #1  |  Link
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[HELP] Remove initial menu of "Choice Language Menu)

Hi,I've a film (The Ring) with a 4 language menù (eng, ita, spa, de).
Starting the dvd I must press one of the 4 button to choice my language. After that it start the menu in the language that I choice.
I want copy in the dvd-5 only 1 menu language..
The operation of removing the other menu language went fine..
Now, how can I remove the initial Menu of "Language of the Menu" and can start directly with my menu ?
The initial menu is inside the video_ts.vob (vob-id=4) and in the video_ts.ifo the "Entry PGC" call the vob-id=4..
If I simple remove with IfoEdit the vob-id=4 my new dvd start directly with the film and not with the italian menu..

With IfoEdit can I resolve my problem ?

Thank you very much
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Old 12th October 2003, 00:47   #2  |  Link
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It is a bit complicated.
You have to change the comands with ifoedit.
I did what you are trying to do, with that movie.
You have to delete the vob in menu that does the choice of the languages and then edit the comand of that menu changing to the function that does when pressing the language button that you want.
You can doing that by editing the hex
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Old 12th October 2003, 02:24   #3  |  Link
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Originally posted by FilipeAmadeuO
It is a bit complicated.
You have to change the comands with ifoedit.
I did what you are trying to do, with that movie.
You have to delete the vob in menu that does the choice of the languages and then edit the comand of that menu changing to the function that does when pressing the language button that you want.
You can doing that by editing the hex
I just delete the vob-id in the video_ts.vob; I know that I must change something somewhere but my problem is that I don't know what is the step to do...

Could you explain me the step that I've to do ?

Thanks
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Old 12th October 2003, 10:31   #4  |  Link
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Open the Video_TS.IFO with IFOEDIT and check the Video manager Menu PGCI (Program Chain) Unit Table. Then click on the + on the left of this option.
It shows the language menu PGC Unit . Find the one that you delected.
Then you got to change the PGC comand table. If there is any link button in this PGC comand table, erase it and create a new one doing the exact thing that it should do if you press the language button that you want in the menu.
You can check what comand it is by using menuedit
Then create a comand with ifoedit using the hex editor.
Save it.
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Open the Video_TS.IFO with IFOEDIT and check the Video manager Menu PGCI (Program Chain) Unit Table. Then click on the + on the left of this option.
It shows the language menu PGC Unit . Find the one that you delected.
Then you got to change the PGC comand table. If there is any link button in this PGC comand table, erase it and create a new one doing the exact thing that it should do if you press the language button that you want in the menu.
You can check what comand it is by using menuedit
Then create a comand with ifoedit using the hex editor.
Save it.
I'm near to the solution but I must ask you some other question...

This is the screenshot of the ifoedit in the PGCI Menu, under the unit that I deleted :



The button=2 is my normal choice (italian menu...)...
So..
What Pre-command I've to delete ? I've to delete also the Post-Command ? How I've to create the new command ?

Very very thans ^_^

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It is very easy.
Just delete Pre-Comand 4, 5 and 6.
Then change the pre-comand 3 for the function that the button that you want . You can know what funcion is by using menuedit.
And you have to change the hex of pre-comand 3 manualy, but menuedit tell you the right hex.

Its should be something like this:
Set Gpreg < > mov (set-val)< > (Link subset) LinkTail PGC

Try it !!!
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Where does "Link Program" actually take you ?
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Quote:
Originally posted by FilipeAmadeuO
It is very easy.
Just delete Pre-Comand 4, 5 and 6.
Then change the pre-comand 3 for the function that the button that you want . You can know what funcion is by using menuedit.
And you have to change the hex of pre-comand 3 manualy, but menuedit tell you the right hex.

Its should be something like this:
Set Gpreg < > mov (set-val)< > (Link subset) LinkTail PGC

Try it !!!
YEAHHHH

It work ^_^

You're great
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Where does "Link Program" actually take you ?
I don't understand your question...
What kind of Program ?
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...in your Pre Commands 3, 4 and 5 that you deleted.
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...in your Pre Commands 3, 4 and 5 that you deleted.
Sorry but I don't understand what the "Link Program" or "Pre Command" have to take...
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Old 12th October 2003, 23:16   #12  |  Link
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The link program is a function that links the ifo with the button in the vob
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I was wondering about this because its not used that often.
I still don't understand exactly what it does though,

@ FilipeAmadeuO, could you be more specific ?
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Wouldn't it be just as easy to set your first play pgc to jump to the root menu of the title?

(in your video_ts.ifo under vmgm_mat)
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